Himitsu No Niwa – The Secret Garden by Arnaud Brisebois2027, 11:10, Canada A shy adolescent girl, yielding with restraint to the obligatory passages of puberty, is the victim of an assault. The event will transform
The Photo Lab – Le Labo by Abdou Sané2027, 22:20, Senegal One night in her photo lab, Nabou develops a series of prints and sees the Kankourang appear a figure she never photographed. With each
Haunted Heritage by Surina Narula2026, 14:30, UK/India “Haunted Heritage” reframes the haunted-house narrative as a power play between past and present, exposing how inherited privilege and unexamined racism persist across cultures and how the ghosts
Monday’s Child by Jodi Leib CodenUSA, 2025, 20min. Fiction When a pregnant mother of two daughters discovers her third pregnancy will compromise her health, Jenny must choose between her anti-abortion beliefs and her unraveling need
Hands (Mãos) by Filipe PiteiraPortugal, 2024, 7min., Experimental Hands are the connection and the path between the body and soul. The mode of search and self-knowledge, which is intuitive and sensorial, with them, discovering and
TAXI by Constantinos NikiforouCyprus, 2024, 15:00, Fiction Navigating the scenic roads of Cyprus, a taxi driver recounts gruesome details of her husband’s death to her captivated passengers, keeping them on the edge of their seats.
The Coordinates by Despina MoraitouUSA/Greece, 15:00, 2024, Fiction A husband and wife lawyer-team are caught between an ethical and a moral dilemma in the aftermath of their guilty client’s acquittal when the victim’s mother begs
Inadequate by Elya Randrianaivo.USA, 11:59, 2024, Fiction A white professional woman opens her home to a black little girl, who was put into foster care after she overdoses. She spares no effort to take the
Insanely Perfect (Dokonalost Sama) by Lukáš Vízner and Miriam FulmekováSlovakia, 2024, 30:00, Fiction The Weisses, a well-respected, high-ranking family, are having a luxurious dinner. When an unexpected phone call triggers the mother’s sudden announcement of
Wednesday by Botond AszalósHungary, 2024, 05:18, Fiction When a Jewish woman makes her son pee on the wharf of Danube river in the night of mid-fourties Budapest, we don’t know yet that this is their
